davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15
THE LABOR HOURS BIOL,

The Greenville bill to limit the time
OF working in factories to ten hours per
day caused much debate. An amend
ment, making the bill apply only to
persons under twelve years of age, was
offered, which caused long debate. The
bill was discussed to-day and went over
to Monday.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15

Several Important Measures Receive Final
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of tho Proceed.
ings Thereon.
COLUMBIA, December 10.-The work
of the Legislature has progressed rapid.
ly and satisfactorily for the past week.
The moro important measures acted on
will now be noticed.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15

The three-quarter value clause insur-
ance bill was nexttaken up, the object
being to prevent insurance companies
from inserting in their policies what is
known as the three-fourths value clause,
The bill had already been discussed and
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

The increased railroad facilities and the
marvellous stories Of country and climate
have brought thousands 70 the Pacific coast,
and they tell uS that GO 600 e1cursionists will
make thsir appe-rAncs here within the next
four montks New hotsis are building along
the southern coast and extensive Preparations
making Tor tAeir entertainment Tbs infu-
sson of sach quantity Of new blood as this
must Of necessity change the wbols character
of The coastry. There IL htfIs this stats
needs besides its nstursl advantages bue Nsw
England thrift and energy II ths sans
mon@y and lahsr vsrs spent upon the
ranches in CaiifSrnis that are spent upon the
stony hil side farms of New York or New
EnGland the owners voald be repaid a thou
sand fold. Thrift. thrift. Horatio,T is what
thsy ned Haste and energy sesm 70 have
g0ns eus ~ tbs worid-f svsr they wers
her>-ssd nosh'ng = isft hut The dolce far
nisnts - ths Old spanish settlers Ths peo-
Pc swn leo much land and cultivate too ht-
81 They say tse cliusts Is such they can
nof -erk liza sastsrn eeopls Be t6is ss e
may. the trail q Tie ia lazy Spaniard i over
thsn sil. and they have litse dssir- - at
s~sY from it-SaB Frsncisco Cor Clevs.
iaad Leader.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
pl.eo..r.s raa.r mi..loaAry Ridge,

Discoveries rndsr Missionary Eidge-In.
sshaastibls supply of ony1.
Another cavern WAS discovered the other
aav. This tius Il Is under Missionary Ridge.
and Is IN all respects equal 20 the wonderful
cave which was explored near Blowing
Springs a short tirns since The cavs was
discovered on the property Of Arthur
Thomas. about three-quarters Of n mile be
low Eossyi.le.
It's location az that point bad been known
Tor years. bat no attempt bad been made 70
explore L. IL was supposed it was very shall
low and narrow and inaccessible short dis
tanc- from the mouth.
a few days since Nr. Thomas determined
20 make = thorough exploration to ascertain
its Dimensions and the preliminary investi-
CATION was made. Mr. John II Smith, who
acted a. guide In tina Blowing Springs cave.
accompanied Mr.. Thomas on the expedition.
He stated 10 a reporter that he was amazed
AZ the extent and beauties OF tho cave, Il
being far more interesting in all respects than
silher had anticipated.
The mouth Of the cavern Is quite narrow,
and a great ssal Of difficulty was encountered
for The first few yards, but soon the walls
grew further apart, the chambers became
rnore extensive. and the beauties were un-
folded al every step. When they had pro-
cecded about 400 yards the lamp was extiu-
guished and they were compelled to grope
their way TO the mouth in impsnstrable dark
ness. several times being IA great danger Of
losing their wsy.
On the second trip they were successful
and Mr.. Smith s@y. that he explored the cavs
fully cne-half q mile. Re lost his companion
several times. and they wers separated from
each other fer thirty minutes az one period
The cave taxes northwesterly course, and
10 IL cough comes out la the neighborhood
Of Green's pond IL is thought 1t is fully one
mile In extent
Nr. Smith says the most remarkable feat
urs Of ths interior IL the abundance Of ONYX
Re il an experienced stone mason and thor
oughiy understands the character os store
He STATES the onyx Is OF very superior quail
ity and n found in different portions Of tho
cave There - also very fine quality OF
white iimestons in insxhsustiois quantity in
the cave
Will, the exploration was in progress they
found a huge TORTOISE, measuring fifteen
inches across the sAsll. snuxiy enscouced ia
enc Of tie chambers Chattanooga fTenn)
Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Pc pa seas AaazzeF eoa.t1 4su usil1ess
es.l % soss.Dss s1.ea . sers - s4<zss
tAs Eoss ,sst lsals eaey sas. t44fa
fr4eels. tas kfs4s lslGai1 - sftisls - aass
fneiF hst seFearancs ln "tsEg.sfl7----.
Nt1 tseks. daIess. see@agrieiEss as SCI
deff-l Fsrs tz1fiaz The c14llltl1z Z Z "a. q
LaH@ilt~ 80 specs ~ sxilstie selsss sa1
daiifss. s-so latfoa aak fes tanak ne
h4sn =. is1ass an Ltll- So Gel "a ~
aldse41s sL4 f4slr ~ a. 41a fslsac1
sy1sa AL tsae=s ~ II. kaFtx ne aza
aiDs sgxisr 81 istrcdses sss sad m4T-
f4ilegs fszfs. lae sonaegftsl stsrs ei.lg
Asa a0d Ma n ison 1sss seen fe-eux4xs4
90 a. 4ssk teannF hsF tss 49, fe
eomedlan s s4ek sRain Aad sil - Sc
ess4lsd - = flia 1e1ss. Easoa ana h4EeE
k4ss oesa rs-sasz-ea ioT zasstasf sees
II. 4. faal0fs. So es pfss<eiea igf
tas hrsi part ste oflsIa Ia4i is1sic sad sonss
snd Who Owns he haby he piece Hhieh
aAis ever Dody ia8sa = tss weeks sgo.
sill Be feprooucea a. tle close 81 t1s per
f9Fm2ncs. sith Johnay Ray sni ". 4.
HsFYes ia tae title roles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
CHANGED DAILY.
CLOCKS

CLOCKS.
At first the watch was about the size of q
desert plate. Ii bad weights and was used
es a pocket clock" The earliest known
use OF the modern name occurs In the re-
cord of 1902 which mentions that Edward
VI bad "one larum, or watch OF iron, the
case being likewise OF iron. gilt, with two
p!ummets OF lead" The first watch or
clock may readily be supposed TO De OF
rude execution. The hrst great improve
nent, the substitution OF springs for
weights, was IN 1860. The earliest springs
were not eoiled, but only straight pieces OF
steel. Early watches had only one hand;
had 10 be wound up twice o day. did not
keep the time nearer than fifteen or twenty
minutes IN twelve hours. The dials
were Of silver and brass; the cases bad no
crystals but opened at the back and front,
and were four or five inches in diameter.
A plain watch cost more than 81 800, and
after one was ordered il took year to make
II. What strides this industry has made
since the first watch was made; now, Just
as good watch can be had for one or TWO
dollars, and IN fact better, as you are not
obliged 10 wind theM up twice day; and
then those clocks We are Offering for 20 and
% cents, can you imagine the wonderment
they would have caused two hundred years
ago, if they had dropped down in the heart
Of Londoa. Then they would have been
worth their weight in gold. while today
you can have q nice bedroom clock for n
few cents. The 95-cent clocks have alarms.
We are showing Mantle Clocks from $50
10 S.
Those
JAPANESE PORTIERES
are again with us. We have had dozens o.
calls for them lately, and we are sure these
will not be with us long at the low prices
we ask for them. Just think of handsome
Portieres for $3.50; we could not make them
for twice ss much in this country. Second
floor. take our cable road While here be
sure and see those new pieces OF
FAfENCE.
They are something very large and attrac-
tive. These goods are all the rage East, aud
are inexpensive compared with other goods
made in the same country. They are quite
dark but very rich in appearance, and the
oldest shapes you ever saw. The new goods
are constantly arriving. as you must come
every day in order 10 sec them all. ss we are
selling such quantities of them even before
We get them on the shelves. We sold dozens
of the new goods Yesterday for Christmas
presents. Those who can do this are wise
as these little choice things cannot be
found during the Holidays.
We made special effort this year 10 buy
choice little things such Is every artistic
person loves, which we are sure will be ap-
preciated By those who have a >>eat many
presents to buy, and all
HOUSEKEEPERS
must not forget our
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
n, The third aoov ff,ke o.,- o.At. -o.a
Here you will find e, ything you want
Those things ths, 60 so far TO make house
work easy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

~. ts1ss Hiasszf 34s sAe hss oess ln
tie sa- E1sg ~ Nkife. frs1t let<4 -sr.
h4visx 4aa t1s 81 stortln1 ~ aese tas 9ss
~ yos % "a banda qufis Eeesafly - .
kaxt so as Lskea tes aksals. a1a 80
eaa ssss faE "a sft-els - trzs nsFil Eaa 81
fras ssIse. "a s1at = sa0sl - heTa .
Waals Ef9i DiscoFsFiss, eBs ~ ne krs@tesl
oiseQv1s.zs oi iks szs. iof ths ina nanae1la.s
rslef aDc rUfs of hbsmatsA. Ns.FsiEi4
hssdaehe ksr1css toothseh AsIrsjgia
"a las i41s g4iBs IL the side snd "a
t1olefa sne ChslsFa keregs. crsmps aud
PAN u he stomach. epFalas. Wo0Eds s1d
BRUISES. Noiss. sure Itfo2t Ccrns.
haelens Frosted Esst CLiblSins. ste
ka10nse1 - Pby sleszns and ID hgDcFsds 81
ciakels = 40 have ussd q. Il = Cne 4ftleie
tkzf recommends its<.fUpon one trial. ne
discovery hss been before tbe pabiie for q
nan1Def % ye.Fs and al spssk hlghly "a It's
praise.
safss your doctors bills snd should be
fsPt Oh ksnd IA every hoasshOi5 n case Of
enssgeaey for psin DESTROYER It's equal
csnno- BE- found
Wishing 10 intT0ducs AZ article which
will Be 81 great benefit o. you. and Al the
same time assisting a worthy person, your
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Also asa your druggist for II. frisl bot
lies - cents. lsrgeF. 50 cents. Bay Il. Try
lt, and warranted as fenresenled " money
refunded without murmur.
Very truly yours,
r. N. SAsDxRkos
Manufactures aud sole Proprietor OF Horns
Wonderful Discovery. Grand Rapids,
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18


rfsd spaefh isfs fo- Bosf0n yesterday.
Re Rev snd Mrs.. T. J. Frinks. - North
nlrisien -sf- - seY
rnif-d sssess Rsak Ersufnsr Homer
- tssh. is in he cltv.
S-asn 3. Heller ief Cor rhT ssslphfa
las = NJ On a short business frn.
Mrs s.rsh Wood i7i Cana g. has irsf
rernrnst iror1 cusiness Trip ~ Chi,syo.
ur ~ 81 Morrison has gone to Riruinx-
asri Ala.. 10 rssias and practice IA profess
sion.
Hon Hcmer Hosfori. ~ -he editorial
maf 81 iae oesreit fs- F.es = IN iowa
aver SUNDAY
pr Wm. Fnlier ead aihsr who have
>eer VERY iii fsr the past .ix Feess are
getting aicng uiceir
n. y. Tax. sxent sar lockwood 4
Ffvnns cirVus waich vas here recsntlT
80 returned ho7ne his show bsriuz closed
thr sssson st roiesia.
Nycha-l whtts. 81 erastac = - the cifv
viMrnr rslafiv-s ard fr-ends preparatory
- SAVING Tor - ierersin. waers ~ iuten3s
maxine as future bnue
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Clacl rE-fls people -. D98y W4la-
miller. assault and battery. eaAage of pea
% guilty sentence - pay me of > and
S<3.iZ eosls or s1ty asys - a.. Pad
AFth4r &. Dsnisoa W. joaa fr2ns and
Illis lA8sxzD. elAuosrY decree for c0u-
psain2nt John Dlnsen -. Joseph
11ler ass1mpsst. proceedings stayed tblrtY
1Ays-- Robert Aanhali rs. smilh, b.ass
aud others. chancsry. hearing 0n plezdiags
And proofs argued snd submitted
PsEIoE-fhe city u Grand Rapids vs.
Arthur j and Charles H. Watkins ped
ding meat without a license hearing ~
opsa court. Adjourned until tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Th- lass A. tire Deprsts -ss si~svs
c~rsiee- ~ IS sr~-s sr6 r~rs~rri srpesr.ors
soeil b. hecaa-e rfeui ~. aai evsn shen -
~ss 70 ssn5T Els f.ef ~sr. alruo~* -nno@
msliy isrg~ a.ss apon 80 fset se rather eon
zfarnisr~s1 hi.c-sfr. 't>ecsns~ - 49,. nc
go rsn .1pecf = n,sn 80 ssca f--s tc s.acr
/. slaE. IA - lAlcszn H.rall
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

When FarraxEt's squadron ras hsfrrs New
Orleans one - ~. po-der teTs sa~ she'll
drop dangerously near tie essxaFine Th-
fIse -.s barninz fnroaslT. Out the hoy
picked - tse shei sa5 t57sed ie overheard
The hcy w-s 0srar p-ck ~ lives IN Bridge
rert. Conn ard - rs iuss r~--ivsa. ip cen
sia-rsfiee of - orsv~rT. h~ck p<nsisn ss@a-y
araonariax - 81 % - N.- T8fk Saa
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Joseph LonxolsSi vas arrested yesterday
afternoon on a warrant FOR assault and bat
terry, ths complainant being a little boy
usmsd Charlie .AeGiynn. whose face bore
unmistskab!s signs OF aDuse The parties
i've on Hoyey-st sat Charlie says that
Lengolski chased him with a shovel and
hit him IN the face With his lists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Ths Tfsscn - = nseuntsia * lron snd {.
rsiisr ~ reei~ sss ipSuc@s an iran and stssi
csrups-g a. Wars aereu. Euz.an6. - -
fe--vin@ - -ssahlsse zarsr-ats - sbesr
~sfss seegt ssrtr r.l.es frees Seastle VISA,
mCtss cerritorr. assE 80 Ire - - Ns~tb-
sra Fsxife rslsrsai -Se~ T ~ frloszs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

rlriBz n. past s-asou 81 ece 200 eurura-
hers have b~en cicki~d ~ srs fsctofT a.
Frasisr' 1shurg - oa~scre 81 proincs
On an avrrazs 10 20 cu-unbsrs. asd thsy
seii rs.aiiv n tbe eitv ~ ~ c--ts psr eo8
Taey sre urssils p5cxet ~hea not NOR. fhsa
sn incb ~ an iuea sd s-f ieoe o.
persan ean gsth-v N ''e be ssy Chicago
Tf,,a~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

sNfTH-ln this city a. oclosk Saturday
mofulng, september ~ ISL Mari Selsn wife
of A Hnsfprd saith aged - vear- aud months.
Flln.ral IRON me lae.ilg residence - Park-sg.
A. ) cioek Tuesday afternoon, september "a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
S1.00 A PAIR.

Children's fine Curiso Kid
Shoes with French Kid hys
and hand worked button holes,
sizes S to IL, worth $2.C0 a
pair, only Sl.25.
200 pairs Of ladies' beauti-
fol embroidered velvet Opera
Slippers, only % cents a pair.
Mems Genuine Calf Boots
that we can warrant; $500
a pair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Cisfk b. ossss1. sao Ass oesa aetirx
e44p.s q LIS ool2.sz hez2s. ass oe<e
. fsliasee . DeDsisu sse1x Ar . eseA
= pop a. 84Q'g 80 ssLsf s-ls sl24 80 <<-
s0eeze ~ - s4eesssf14 ia as nes sosS-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Moadsy being holiday our stores will
De closed during the day bat open =. Ia.
every evening.
srkK CLOTHINs HoUsI
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Don't forget that Simonds ha, moved 70
80 Monroe street and is selling boots and
shoes lower t5sn any other first class house
IN the city. Come down and look at our
show windows. The New York Boot and
shoe Store, 80 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

We have this week placed
on sale 800 pairs of Children's
fine Curiso Kid Shoes with
hand worked button-h holes and
French kid button hys, 4 to u,
at
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
anoIAsR woNoeaFu, CAVE.

Oysters any way YOU ike them for 25
cents AZ he Paris. - LyOnss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

e sss.s ;. Ths -. = I.yaa-...
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Manufactures aud Sole Proprietor OF Horns
Wonderful Discovery. Grand Rapids.
Mich
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
FINANCE AND TRADE


8k44TLE. Nor az. Jazz u
On lass En&ay. he aznosassnsnt 80 ~
cssEsd ksss sh&s fhs Yrscs q bssn n Post-
land ksd a4vAnoss 81 rsr tan- TAHt 81
nszncszena wnz fsli0ved en- Saturday ~ ths
Esassnast sAat b-aa haa s6vAzcsd ssothsx o.
per too. az aSur I'D s4Fzneed - essts III
b4rrsi. 70 1sss thsae ehansss. ne losai
nzrksts have zzissd fhs pres q s-sa 70 81
pr go sh0 sssis. sd Scar asw vksassalel
- Is sss % PEI barrel. M szpscssd q.
elise Ia tAs prices q nsats has bssa Rssed.
Grass fsd essss are Errsrssg msrs plmssfaIiy,
asa Wholesalers aatleipA,s larSsr arrivals u
few s4yG
PRODUCE REcEpTs-PAst IS kszrs H.
cin9e y b1xss ezsE, u boxrs bzsssr. = tcna
hay, so ssfks ao1f. 50 buHdIss hdes. 5 baa-
diss reits. s. saeks patzsoss. y sacks oAsss .
halls vol 3 haad - skins. - eattle, 10
sheen, bass. . hersss, cops ehic1eas. 80
psua6s raiibat.
stfppes from Seattle dafiug past ~ Aours %
faliosinz gaaHtitssss C. 4 p. 8. B. B. 3
toes, P. :. Ltse u toes. steamer I6seo 10
tona Mar caeen tens. Washington liz
toes. " p Murroe Is toos. EvasRsi IS tens.
City Of QalHey tone. Fanny Lsks sons
BR4S-Pnee 1dvaacsd g. per ten ozote;
vsoIss.l. $40 ger toa, rs'sl tl-so per esntaL
HOUR wholesale es2sSs 50. retail IS y
O. = per barrel
BsEF-DeaIsrs pay s@4He per pound %
foot; vhAlessls. dressed. g.: netEn lRS 20 80
per poun3.
MUTrON-Dszlefs pay &c to axe on foot
uh0lessls. dressed. &c. rstEll C 10 lse peE
pound.
PORK-DsaieEs pay Sc - she per pouad On
io0,: uholssaIs. dressed. loci retail, 10; 70 15c
per pound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
shipping Intelligence.

San FRANctsCo. June - Sailed-Sbips
Highland Light ana Indiana for Port Town
send and bark Julia F1ard for AsioliA
PoRr townsend. June l2-Arr ved-Shipi
Challenger ana Spartan aud bark 6efmania
PoRr ToWSsESD Jaee 13.-Arrived-Ships
CArrollon. Barry More, General Baquzdons
TheobOld, steamer Karluk. Chilian bari
Marta, bark ntines QaiekBep and Retriever
PoRr DISCOVERY, June lS.-Arived-shiI
Rosie Welt
PoAr LUDLOW. June -Sehoon
er Corona.
PeRr GIxBLE, June i2-Arrivsd-B Bari
Holden.
POM MADISON, June l3-sailed- schoOnsl
Norma.
PoRr BLAKyLT. June u. - saileA-ShiY
Topgallant and bark Casssndra Adams.
IoRr ANGELos. June I3 Two steamer
Evangsl 10 81 tho wharf. High west wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
Bids for Clearing Roads.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived at the Auditors Office in King
county. w. T.. till June is, 1887. for grub
bling and clearing the county road OF all
stumps for q width Of 60 feet, from the
city limits to the Race Track, and for q
width OF 80 feet from the forks OF the
road this side OF the Race Track to the
Duwamish river bridee. All stumps and
roots to be removed to q depth Of six
inches below the surface Of the ground
The ground to be staked OFF by the Road
Supervisor. Each bid to be accompanied
BY bond OF ten per cent OF amount of
bid. conditioned that the bidder. IL his bid
be accepted. will enter into contract with
requisite security for faithful perform
ance within five DAYS after award, work
to be performed within 50 days after lst-
ting contract. Tho Board OF Commits
sioners reserve the right to ~ ject any and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD.
County Auditor.
Seattle. May 10. 1887. myl7dtd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
NOTICE or sRERlFF'S SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

MO. I6i4-IS THE DISTRICT COURT
IN boiling terms At Seattle; W. 7.
Samuel J. Burnes ". 3. =. Petit, " ". Pet
tit, her husband, the SnOhomish Pharmacy
Co.. RedingtOn, WoOdard Co. Of al. defend
ants.
Notice il hereby given, that under and by
virtue Of an order Of sale ISSUED out Of the
Dis, riet Court. holding tsrms at Seattle, in the
above entitled cause, have lie led upon the
following described personal property, tovit !:
The show cases. jars. furniture, fixtures.
drugs, wines, Liquors and all the parapher-
MALTA belonging 70 first class drug store.
Nov, therefore. notice Is hereby given that on
saturday. the 18th day Of June,
A. d. 1887.
Al the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day. on
the premises formerly occupied By the snoho-
mish Pharmacy Co.. on Front street, 6Roho-
mish City, W. T., will sell the property here.
tofors n eniioned, at public auction, IN lots to
suit purchasers.
Terms, cash gold coin.
Dated this SIst day Of May. 1851.
L. II. CYPHERs.
sheriff Of Snohomish county, ". 7.
II viii pay dealers in the above lias Of goods
10 attend this sale. P. P. CARRoLE. Attorney
for RedI1gton, Woodland b Co, ct al, judgment
creditors Of the snohomiAh Pharmacy Co.
ielpieI6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
Notice ia Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS, ACCOMPA
- MED By plans, specln cations and strain
diagrams, will be received at the ONCE OF
the Auditor Of King county. w. T., until
June l6, 1887. for building q draw bridge
across White River, at the place Of VIM.
Cochrane. 9 little below the Catholic
Church, in Eco. & To. 81 N, K. AZ Said
bids TO include all necessary p,ers and
abutments: the bridge to b is feet wide,
and 10 feet above high water marx the
draw 70 be 60 feet, clear. ir width. Zach
bid TO be accompanied with q bond Of ten
per cent Of amount Of bid, to be forfeited
by the successful bidder in case OF failure
to enter int contract for the faithful per.
fermance. with requisite security. within
i've days after the award. All 70 be- com,
pleted within 80 days after award. an
plans and specifications to be at the ex.
pense OF the bidder. The Board Of Com.
missioners reserves the right to reject any
and al bids. LYMAN WOOD.
my56 County Auditor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
Bids for Extension of
Court House.

CEALKD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the ofics Of the Auditor Of
King county. ". T.. till June Ia 1887, for
building and completing an extension to
the Court House in Seattle. said extension
width and heighth as the present tu' ID
ing. 1t IL to be divided into rooms be-
low and 2 rooms and short hall above, all
well lighted; chimneys to be built In
same. Each bid to b acc 1mpanied by
plans. specifications and q bond Of ten
per cent OF amount bid. to be forfeited by
the successful bidder In case OF his fail
ure to enter into contract with requisite
security for faithful performance OF con-
tract. All plans end specifications to be
at expense Of bidders. The work to be
completed within 60 days after award OF
contract. The Board Of Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. LYMAN WOOD.
mVI6 COuUfV Audff0F
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Settlers, Attention
VOC WILL SAVE TINE. MONEY AMI
i tsuhle ~ esuszltiEE
]. G. JANICKE & CO,
LAND ATTORNEYS.

Fsis C5ts E5sg Czssfs. ~. 2.
issd ss}ssfal ash sest,srs tCoateY. Pts 6.
vacsnf ias1 aasssaea tiIags and sasgy pa.
gefr afrps-e3- FEas5- tAkrn on ttaE bsf elalsz,
a elr oGcs. sgrvsFs OF al kin4s x-saissi
aEs sxanlnrst Tea rsrs ta1lA'-t ce18acar !
49, 4sfsEsr,i ~ So aaE~i "a entsrsl
.an's FE1ss pai4 feats kn4 r 4 .ae.s
,lraua trserrsfs ~ -a2- -iseufs ~ sssalsd
0s1ssaitaiiszs D. uas8 % is - ga. ssFss. h
ecu1is tai tEEeEN a-tites for psszle
so1 s1ceSss-.2i prtss sz'saa q q klazs e = 8
t9slnees.
FAsa oi-er = regular eahpsgtarx scr csea's
70 LsaA oauxe. AS ~ y Ysssaa aa the istszs
81 - q Ia kssi De- a. sctnL
r iasEeu reeapt rrsly. postass sssszns
tas- a ~ zErs ses1 tn - aff,Hrs z iazarr
aEfs aatn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
NOTICE

T HAVE SOLD MY GROCERY BUsINKs;
Il 70 MessrG Peterson Bros. who will esFTy
on the business 81 the old stand. Ali old btllI
will b paid 70 ne and aill assume al Of tia
old Indebtedness. thank my old customer
for past patronage, and ash that they extend
the same TO the new arm.
FRED DIcKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS, ACCOMPA.
- MED BY plans specifications and strain
diagrams. will be received at the Office Of
the Auditor in King county. Washington
Territory. until June 10 1887. for building
mark. across the Tolt river AID its
sloughs. on the line Of the present county
road approximate length of bridging.
including approaches. about 40 feet.
Each bidde- shall accompany his bid With
a bond for ten per cent OF such bid, which
amount shall be forfeited. In case Of his
bid being accepted, II he fails neglects or
refuses to enter into y contract with q
requisite bond for faithful performances
within five days after award The bridges
70 be completed within 90 DAYS after
award. Said plans and specifications to
be at expense Of bidder. The Board re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all bids.
LYMAN WO0n, County Auditor,
eeattle. May 16, 1887. myl7dtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14

We are experienced grocer men and win be
pleased 10 have the old customers Of the store
rive us q trial. ~ We shall spare 20 pains to
please all both in quality Of goods and prices,
je4 I'm PETERSON BROS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14

Tremendous offerings in hosiery on
Monday morning and until all are dis
posed OF. LADIES' hose, full finished,
extra lengths. fast colors, at % cents;
eqaal 10 anything sold at 80 aud rs
cents. ToKLAs 4 SINaERMAN.